FusionCash Referral Rotator

[Administrator]

Can I promote my ref link using these ideas?

1. Get a job as a virtual assistant posting on forums for 10 to 50 cents per post and include the link and a website explaining FusionCash.
2. Get a job as a forum moderator and promote my ref link and the website on the forum and in my signature.
(I will ask if I can get extra promoting materials and if I can post banners)
3. Tweet about this and my website.
4. Tell my friends about my site and link explaining FusionCash.
5. Make business cards, flyers, or posters about FusionCash [with rip-off little strips containing the ref link] and put them up everywhere.

I will think up more ideas later can't seem to get any now

Those are all fine.  For #1, you just have to be sure that you're within the rules of whatever site you're posting on.

If you're going with #5, it's a good idea to get your own domain name -- for example, "earnatfusioncash.info".  Domains ending in .info are typically only a couple dollars to register.  You can easily set up the domain to redirect to your referral link.
If you print your referral link, it's a bit long to fit on the strip and you run the risk of people mistyping or just ignoring your username at the end of the link -- which would mean you don't get credited.  If you're serious about offline promotion it's a good investment.

[oldbuddy]

Can I promote my ref link using these ideas?

1. Get a job as a virtual assistant posting on forums for 10 to 50 cents per post and include the link and a website explaining FusionCash.
2. Get a job as a forum moderator and promote my ref link and the website on the forum and in my signature.
(I will ask if I can get extra promoting materials and if I can post banners)
3. Tweet about this and my website.
4. Tell my friends about my site and link explaining FusionCash.
5. Make business cards, flyers, or posters about FusionCash [with rip-off little strips containing the ref link] and put them up everywhere.

I will think up more ideas later can't seem to get any now

Those are all fine.  For #1, you just have to be sure that you're within the rules of whatever site you're posting on.

If you're going with #5, it's a good idea to get your own domain name -- for example, "earnatfusioncash.info".  Domains ending in .info are typically only a couple dollars to register.  You can easily set up the domain to redirect to your referral link.
If you print your referral link, it's a bit long to fit on the strip and you run the risk of people mistyping or just ignoring your username at the end of the link -- which would mean you don't get credited.  If you're serious about offline promotion it's a good investment.

Then to carry that one step further, get a hosting account and put up a blog or website that tastefully includes a few other money making plans in addition to Fusioncash. Also include some free content, like ideas people will find useful without any hooks embedded in them. The more you help others, the more likely they will be to stick around and be exposed to your paying programs. Of course you do realize that the hosting account can also be a money maker, right? By providing a good example of how to use it, your chances for a referral go up exponentially.

[lucky382001]

Can you make a website with just FusionCash banners and your referral links and a article explaining about it and rotate it in traffic exchanges?

There's a lot of different ways you can advertise your referral link and FusionCash banner. You can do a website or blog (that's what I do). You can put your link on your facebook status every now and then to get your friends curious, but just don't spam them by posting it on their walls.

I've never used traffic exchanges (yet), but I believe you can use them to rotate your FC banner.

Nice Pic Kitty! 
Did you change yours or am I not very observant?

[msa12349]

Can I promote my ref link using these ideas?

1. Get a job as a virtual assistant posting on forums for 10 to 50 cents per post and include the link and a website explaining FusionCash.
2. Get a job as a forum moderator and promote my ref link and the website on the forum and in my signature.
(I will ask if I can get extra promoting materials and if I can post banners)
3. Tweet about this and my website.
4. Tell my friends about my site and link explaining FusionCash.
5. Make business cards, flyers, or posters about FusionCash [with rip-off little strips containing the ref link] and put them up everywhere.

I will think up more ideas later can't seem to get any now

Those are all fine.  For #1, you just have to be sure that you're within the rules of whatever site you're posting on.

If you're going with #5, it's a good idea to get your own domain name -- for example, "earnatfusioncash.info".  Domains ending in .info are typically only a couple dollars to register.  You can easily set up the domain to redirect to your referral link.
If you print your referral link, it's a bit long to fit on the strip and you run the risk of people mistyping or just ignoring your username at the end of the link -- which would mean you don't get credited.  If you're serious about offline promotion it's a good investment.

Thanks. I've been thinking about that, too. Because, normally I do that too. So it would be a great idea to redirect it. Also, I got this from a video on YouTube, so I know exactly what to do. I'll probably use Vista print because they give free flyers and cards (250, I think). I'll use .info. Should I redirect people from my website to my blog? Or just post on my website?

[oldbuddy]

Can I promote my ref link using these ideas?

1. Get a job as a virtual assistant posting on forums for 10 to 50 cents per post and include the link and a website explaining FusionCash.
2. Get a job as a forum moderator and promote my ref link and the website on the forum and in my signature.
(I will ask if I can get extra promoting materials and if I can post banners)
3. Tweet about this and my website.
4. Tell my friends about my site and link explaining FusionCash.
5. Make business cards, flyers, or posters about FusionCash [with rip-off little strips containing the ref link] and put them up everywhere.

I will think up more ideas later can't seem to get any now

Those are all fine.  For #1, you just have to be sure that you're within the rules of whatever site you're posting on.

If you're going with #5, it's a good idea to get your own domain name -- for example, "earnatfusioncash.info".  Domains ending in .info are typically only a couple dollars to register.  You can easily set up the domain to redirect to your referral link.
If you print your referral link, it's a bit long to fit on the strip and you run the risk of people mistyping or just ignoring your username at the end of the link -- which would mean you don't get credited.  If you're serious about offline promotion it's a good investment.

Thanks. I've been thinking about that, too. Because, normally I do that too. So it would be a great idea to redirect it. Also, I got this from a video on YouTube, so I know exactly what to do. I'll probably use Vista print because they give free flyers and cards (250, I think). I'll use .info. Should I redirect people from my website to my blog? Or just post on my website?

If you have a blog on your own domain, you don't need to redirect them. You just have a compelling story to pre-sell them and show them your link or banner.

[kingozzy]

IT be cool if you could get that to work. I  may try to add it to FB soon and see if i get some action

[IceKittyNM]

Can you make a website with just FusionCash banners and your referral links and a article explaining about it and rotate it in traffic exchanges?

There's a lot of different ways you can advertise your referral link and FusionCash banner. You can do a website or blog (that's what I do). You can put your link on your facebook status every now and then to get your friends curious, but just don't spam them by posting it on their walls.

I've never used traffic exchanges (yet), but I believe you can use them to rotate your FC banner.

Nice Pic Kitty! 
Did you change yours or am I not very observant?

Thanks! Yep, I changed it not too long ago. Out with the old...in with the new!! Like making changes every now & then.